Curtiss Hawk P-6E (oz9248)
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Curtiss Hawk P-6E. Radio control scale 1930s fighter biplane model. Wingspan 1600mm, for 60 power. Scale is 1/6.
Quote - "During the Golden Age of Aviation - approximately the mid 1920s to the late 1930s, Curtiss built many biplane fighters, but none exemplified more the stylishness and graceful lines of this era than did this classic beauty. Marutaka has done long research on this beauty and scaled down precisely as it was. The scale feeling and realistic flight of the finished plane will undoubtaedly make the builder fully satisfied."
Hi Mary, Here are the plans for the Royal P-6E kit. I bought these plans off the internet. My understanding was they were original kit plans. Looking at them closer before getting them scanned they are in fact a copy of the plans. It is unfortunate, but until someone can get the original plan scanned they will have to do.
Scan from Austerpilot, cleanup by WMD.
Direct submission to Outerzone.
Supplementary file notes
Kit manual, 10 pages complete, thanks to JBartsch.
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(oz9248)
Curtiss Hawk P-6E
from Royal Marutaka (ref:65)
1980
63in span
Scale IC R/C Biplane Military Fighter
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 23/09/2017
Filesize: 4373KB
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Credit*: Austerpilot
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